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  • #91
    Originally posted by Colonâ„¢
    Reforms in Eastern Europe?
    You can find some of the more enlightened tax regimes there.
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    • #92
      Been a while since they several govt's installed flat tax. Since then about nothing happened, or you'd have to consider commie witch-hunts as reforms.
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      • #93
        Originally posted by Doddler


        You can find Neo-Liberal BS there.
        corrected.

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        • #94
          Originally posted by Colonâ„¢
          Reforms in Eastern Europe?
          So let me get this straight. You contend that unless they have a flat tax then eastern European states are not less progressive then old European states? So even if their tax policies are less progessive then but they still have a graduated tax policy it is still not good enough?

          I contend that as long as marginal tax rates are less then or they are flatter then old Europe then they are better and you have no case.
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          • #95
            Originally posted by Oerdin


            The UK has repeatedly offered to give up the rebate if France will agree to give up that money wasting CAP however France has always refused. France is the problem here. With something like 40% of the EU's budget going into wasteful agricultural subsidies, most of which ends up in the pockets of French farmers, why the hell should the UK contribute more? They've already said, repeatedly, that they'll give up the rebate as soon as France gives up the CAP thus freeing up some 40% of the EU budget (and allowing for hundreds of millions in new revenue from the UK) there by allowing for a huge modernization campaign to occur in Eastern Europe.

            France remains the road block though. It is France which refuses to give up it's monstrous ag subsidies there by robbing the majority of the EU budget and preventing the needed investment from flowing east where it is most needed. Until France stops being the big problem then nothing will change.
            Are not you exaggerating a bit?
            The 5 higher beneficiaries were in 2005 :
            France 24%
            Germany 16%
            Spain 14%
            Italy 12%
            UK 11%
            1. You can observe that 76% of the "monstruous" CAP are received by other members than France.
            2. Surprisingly, the hierarchy of the beneficiaries reflect the relative importance of their agriculture.
            3. Considering the above and the nature of the EU, the use of "robbing" is not proper; it is connected to your passion on the subject more than to the problem in discussion.
            Statistical anomaly.
            The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.

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            • #96
              Originally posted by DAVOUT


              Are not you exaggerating a bit?
              The 5 higher beneficiaries were in 2005 :
              France 24%
              Germany 16%
              Spain 14%
              Italy 12%
              UK 11%
              1. You can observe that 76% of the "monstruous" CAP are received by other members than France.
              2. Surprisingly, the hierarchy of the beneficiaries reflect the relative importance of their agriculture.
              3. Considering the above and the nature of the EU, the use of "robbing" is not proper; it is connected to your passion on the subject more than to the problem in discussion.
              Can you provide a source for those figures as they look dubious.
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              • #97
                Originally posted by Oerdin



                The UK is for enlargement because 2) Free trade does increase business opportunities.
                That is the ultimate article of your economic faith. The globalization has demonstrated that this article must be made more precise. For instance, it appears that, in the US, free trade increases business opportunities ... for China. It can also be added that the meaning of free trade for a nation owning the $, is not totally clear; it is even funny to hear the US claiming that the Chinese use of their currency is not fair. In fact one could say that Chinese workers are exploited by US consumers, with the temporary authorization of the Chinese government.
                For another instance, I have not heard that the US attitude regarding the cotton was in conformity with your credo.
                Therefore, I suggest that you have a look to the quote brought by Dauphin which can help you to better understand the European situation.
                Last edited by DAVOUT; March 21, 2007, 03:07.
                Statistical anomaly.
                The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.

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                • #98
                  Originally posted by DAVOUT


                  That is the ultimate article of your economic faith. The globalization has demonstrated that this article must be made more precise. For instance, it appears that, in the US, free trade increases business opportunities ... for China. It can also be added that the meaning of free trade for a nation owning the $, is not totally clear; it is even funny to hear the US claiming that the Chinese use of its currency is not fair. In fact one could say that Chinese workers are exploited by US consumer, with the temporary authorization of the Chinese government.
                  For another instance, I have not heared that the US attitude regarding the coton was in conformity with your credo.
                  Therefore, I suggest that you have a look to the quote brough by Dauphin which can help you to better understand the European situation.
                  I suggest you read up on Smith and Ricardo before you make an even bigger fool of yourself.
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                  • #99
                    Originally posted by Doddler


                    Can you provide a source for those figures as they look dubious.


                    I have translated the graph in figures.
                    Statistical anomaly.
                    The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.

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                    • Graph on which page?
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                      • Originally posted by Doddler


                        I suggest you read up on Smith and Ricardo before you make an even bigger fool of yourself.

                        Please remind me the time when they write their theories.
                        Statistical anomaly.
                        The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.

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                        • Originally posted by Doddler


                          Graph on which page?
                          Graph 2b, page 4.
                          Statistical anomaly.
                          The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.

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                          • Originally posted by DAVOUT



                            Please remind me the time when they write their theories.
                            Have any subsequent theories rendered theirs obsolete?
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                            • Originally posted by Doddler


                              Have any subsequent theories rendered theirs obsolete?
                              All those taking into account the $, or any equivalent.
                              Statistical anomaly.
                              The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.

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                              • Originally posted by DAVOUT


                                All those taking into account the $, or any equivalent.
                                Could you detail the theory you mention as its points of contention with Smith/Ricardo?
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